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<br />INVASIVE SPARTlNA PROJECT asP) <br /> <br />monitoring and mapping activities for the ISP incorporate CEQAlNEP A compliance and <br />permitting required for implementation of the Control Program. <br /> <br />CONSISTENCY WITH CONSERVANCY'S <br />STRATEGIC PLAN GOAL(S) & OBJECTIVE(S) <br /> <br />As described in previous staff recommendations (Exhibits land 2) and associated <br />Conservancy resolutions, the ISP and implementation of the Control Program are <br />consistent with the San Francisco Bay Program Goal Matrix under Regional <br />Projects that identifies the Spartina Control project as a program of regional <br />significance under the Strategic Plan. <br /> <br />Consistent with GoalS, Objective C of the Conservancy's Strategic Plan, the <br />proposed project will continue implementation of approximately 23 projects to <br />eradicate between 1,000 to 1,800 acres of non-native invasive species that <br />threaten native coastal habitats. Ifleft uncontrolled non~native invasive Spartina <br />will potentially spread up and down the coast to other California estuaries. <br /> <br />Consistent with Goal 10, Objective A, the proposed project will continue to implement <br />the ISP Control Program to prevent up to 69,402 acres of marsh and mudflats from being <br />invaded and potentially covered by invasive Spartina and hybrids and to preserve and <br />restore natural habitats in the San Francisco bay lands. <br /> <br />CONSISTENCY WITH CONSERVANCY'S <br />PROJECT SELECTION CRITERIA & GUIDELINES: <br /> <br />As discussed in previous staff recommendations (Exhibits land 2), the proposed project <br />remains consistent with the Conservancy's Project Selection Criteria and Guidelines <br />adopted January 24,2001, in the following respects: <br /> <br />Required Cri~eria I <br /> <br />1. Promotiok of the Conservancy's statutory programs and purpoJes: See the <br />"Consistency with Conservancy's Enabling Legislation" section above. <br /> <br />2. Consistency with purposes of the funding source: See the "Project Financing" <br />section above. <br /> <br />3. Support of the public: The 2007 ISP Control Program is strongly supported by <br />findings of the Third International Invasive Spartina Conference (November, 2004). <br />Renowned scientists from the San Francisco Bay Area, other coastal states, and <br />around the world agree that the Conservancy should continue its aggressive actions to <br />eradicate invasive Spartina from the Estuary. The objective of eradication of invasive <br />Spartina is also specifically supported in the Goals Report and by the San Francisco <br />Bay Joint Venture. Furthermore, in the published Comprehensive Conservation . <br />Management Plan for the San Francisco Estuary, San Francisco Estuary Project <br /> <br />9 <br /> <br />EXHIBIT 4 <br />
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